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You can now listen to Classical and Choral Music on your iOS (iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad) or Android device.
Sergei Prokofiev believed that Realism had no place on the stage. So he found a perfect match in 18th century playwright Carlo Gozzi. Gozzi concocted dramas that were as entertaining as they were outlandish. One, a tale of a melancholy prince, a vengeful witch and would-be princesses locked up in giant citrus fruits, gave Prokofiev fodder for a notorious opera, The Love of Three Oranges. Though highly anti-oxidant, it was premiered in the West--Chicago, 1921. A suite from The Love of Three Oranges on Open Air.
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